date:Oct 01, 2012
r dropped to its lowest for more than two months - up the daily trading limit of $0.40 a bushel.
The rebound heped prices of fellow grain wheat too, for which inventories were also lower than expected. Futures recovered from levels marginally above its two-month low to 2% post gains.
However, the stocks data was deemed negative for livestock markets, in implying higher prices for feed.
Many investors had prepared for a large corn stocks figure which, in indicating more generous supplies, woul